Mojang Is Now Banning Minecraft Mods?

Recently theres been a controversial change on minecraft bedrock edition that inhibits modding. Why has this happened, and what are the future ramifications?
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0:00 - Intro
0:32 - What Happened?
2:33 - Bedrock Modding
5:13 - Why?
8:18 - Ramifications
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2. Scott Buckley - Horizons
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5. Resolution - Wayne Jones
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[@TheMisterEpic]

Quite an unfortunate situation indeed! Be sure to subscribe! My Patreon - www.patreon.com/TheMisterEpic

[@thesharky]

congrats

[@gusdotd894]

Ok

[@version1.27]

I know how stubborn players are i bet there gonna find a way to solve it or do another revolt

[@kuridragon9099]

i've been telling mojang were going to do this, most likely they are gonna provide the mods, modders will have to submit and get approved by mojang, and to make it work, they could make the case that any other mod that aren't approved, would be detected and then you won't be able to play at all, even offline.

[@UmarBlox5124]

no

[@maximilianmusshoff2733]

If Minecraft modding truly stops, this is when the game will die.

[@SUS5667]

minecraft really can't die

[@SUS5667]

it singleplayer game

[@SUS5667]

and plus go ahead ask roblox deal they banning item even got sued by 12 year old

[@flainfan]

@@SUS5667 what happened with Roblox?

[@dio_fumo]

​​@@SUS5667Minecraft mods for both Bedrock and Java are what keep the game alive; without them, it would die. In my opinion, the game itself is already looking bland enough that even if they tried hard to add unique features like the deep dark or the trial chamber, it wouldn't be enough to keep players interested. Just look at well-known Java mods like the Lucky Block mod or the Create mod; they add much more variations to the game, potentially keeping some players engaged. Well, fuck, have you seen the mods Microsoft offers? They're locked behind a paywall. You know you don't want to spend money on those when you can get mods from CurseForge or MCPE for free.

[@hostgrady]

the moment modding gets removed on Java is the moment I don't play anymore.

[@The_Trident_Master]

No sodium, no shaders, no zoom, no minimap, no replays… yeah, that would suck

[@user-kr6ih2gz5l]

Believe it or not, it's eventually going to happen. MacroHard will want you to pay for mods and 3rd party servers will be forbidden (because of realms)! By that point Minecraft would be so shitty in fact that we would have to code another entirely new Minecraft for ourselves anyway!

[@Wolfy5854]

Same I can't play without shaders and soduim

[@Darlf_Sevil]

You cant, they made bedcrock bcs they cant toutch java. Is like burning m9ney and even if they cant destroy all mods ect even if they try.

[@youtubeSuckssNow]

​@@user-kr6ih2gz5lcracked servers are huge. Minecraft wouldn't die, it will just move to pirated software. That said, I don't ever see it happening, mods are the only reason a huge portion of the players play. I wouldn't play without them.

[@Besthutt]

Minecraft: Fix your bugs and security flaws:❌️ Ban Mods:✅️

[@Leo-the_cat-and_blai]

mojang☕

[@CoderQC]

they didn’t ban mods, they just made it harder.

[@Sajgoniarz]

It's Microsoft in actually most of their products.

[@kidsto2612]

They deadass can't just remove code and expect their giant community of programmers to not just fix it like they've done with almost *every* issue. Deadass their modding community has already solved one of the biggest visual issues that dates back to minecraft's earliest versions. Render distance. They have managed to optimize minecraft's horrible rendering system to the point where Porkchop, a modder, has managed to render an entire world with little no framerate drops (albeit hes using up-to-date hardware.). The capitalist idiot's up at Microsoft seriously refuse to fix this beautiful game and instead decide to underestimate the power that the modding community holds over the minecraft community as a whole.

[@naliskun4222]

​@@CoderQC (`⌒´メ) no no I'm harder (But not actually)

[@ionisator1]

"modding is getting removed" "what the fuck" "on bedrock" "oh ok"

[@Pufferfish978]

Funny thing is resource packs are so easy to download so they can’t stop downloading

[@Atlas-the-angel]

If I have to be honest, although notch was not a good guy in the end, I would want him to get Minecraft back so he can get it under control.

[@greywolf9783]

​@@Atlas-the-angel he is moving on and making new games again, I'm looking forward to his newest project

[@Atlas-the-angel]

@@greywolf9783 true but remember the legacy edition? May be old and “gone” but I still like to play it, it’s faster to load and easier to create worlds. It made me and lots of others proud of his work. And you’re right he moved on, but we all do and sometimes we come back.

[@berndbernd3464]

@@Atlas-the-angel what made notch not a good guy?

[@aaronkempenich124]

It's ironic that the game that "promotes creativity" is taking away features that allow for more creativity.

[@J0vile]

No, it's supplying only people who will make them money with those features. It promotes financial creativity. The only kind C-Suites understand.

[@urzydkownikplatwormyyoutub2813]

ironic

[@clockwork3494]

"Minecraft promotes creativity, _except_ for that kind of creativity."

[@DrunkJarJar]

They are fine with creativity as long as they profit off it

[@everybodyants]

This is just so sad. Nothing less. Nothing more.

[@StarGalaxyGirl0]

Mods are what keep Minecraft {at least in Java} alive. This is stupid

[@Azillia]

Not for bedrock tbh, modding isnr as big in bedrock as most of the playerbase plays on other devices and not pc Especially console

[@folddyy]

Very misleading title and thumbnail. It's only for Bedrock and we still have add-ons anyways

[@Felipe-rn1gf]

at bedrock there would have to be a modding community for each platform and the consoles would be left out, probably the pc community would have better mods but on the pc there is the java version which has already had a modding community for many years, in addition to the addons They have an interesting proposal and they are multiplatform but I'm sad because modding is over

[@octaviusmorlock]

@@folddyy Did you miss the part where *add-ons are incredibly limited compared to mods?*

[@folddyy]

@@octaviusmorlock That's why we bedrock players play on Java if we really need the advanced type of mods.. we Bedrock players already know that it's very limited, but Bedrock was meant and designed to be played as it is anyways. It's a good thing Mojang offered us (who bought Minecraft from the Microsoft store or from Xbox) Java for free

[@EmeraldWolfYT]

microsoft talking about security is literally a wolf in grandma's clothing

[@starryskies113]

Oh

[@lordbeetrot]

Fr

[@ThePlayerOfGames]

Recall spyware

[@HongKongZ]

"We need to focus on security!" (Removes a crucial anticheat and modding method) (Ignores easy exploits and bugs that still work and exist)

[@GigantTech]

Removing the PDB files from the client would be fine but from the server, which gets a lot of fixes and anti cheat through it is very shitty

[@Waterishloki100]

why does every studio and company keep shooting themselves in the feet? actually so annoying

[@version1.27]

Because they target money

[@Splarkszter]

Thank Microsoft

[@FondestAlloy56]

bedrock is more popular, it will continue to be, it will make more money, this is not a mistake it is a clear and proper goal a firm will go to and make the most money possible. Nothing we can do about it

[@giabaonn600]

Clickbait retard

[@nyantend0]

shareholders

[@MajorMeowzer]

Microsoft talking about security is hilarious

[@origamifolder2255]

Ironic since their adding Recall to windows 11 which is MALWARE straight up.

[@NotIan0710]

Its very ridiculous on why Microsoft talking about security. I know its because of a virus or something but doing this making minecraft bedrock less popular

[@JakeTheJay]

Especially since they have a security update meant to fix a massive vulnerability and yet the update can't install properly for some reason, even after you do what you are told. And all that happens is your thread gets locked and you're stuck in limbo waiting for the damn security update to install properly

[@WeatherWX]

Its gets even better... an APT broke into M365 exchange tenants to the point Microsoft doesnt even know how they got it. CISA / US gov released a report and called out Microsoft on shitty practices such as lack of logs. I encourage yall to check it out: "Review of the Summer 2023 Microsoft Exchange Online intrusion"

[@TheFalseSavior]

​@@origamifolder2255they canceled that on the 14th.

[@adamlovelock8916]

Worst part is, I play on Nintendo switch and certain add-ons just crash your game so essentially you’re paying money for someone you can’t use

[@starryskies113]

Ya

[@emperorvisas9309]

Ya alot of mods mod. Android ps4 ps5 xbox. There really scummy

[@mememananimations2104]

Happens on android too. Paid for the Dungeons and Dragons map and it says "Error, there was a problem loading pack one of your packs"

[@JoshuaThompson-ut4fb]

​​@@mememananimations2104 it happened to me, but it was the natural resource pack instead

[@mememananimations2104]

@@JoshuaThompson-ut4fb poor us bedrock users :(

[@iinathaniii2]

If it really becomes impossible/hard to mod newer Minecraft then we can really just stay on old versions, we don't need all the new shit they add in anyways

[@Gatrehs]

And it can be easily backported, We don't even need entire update backports, just specific features so people can all pick and choose what parts of the updates they want.

[@RENO_K]

And if they force updates I assure you people in the community would just make launchers for it 😂 We all can just be harrharrrharr hardidi har harharr 🏴‍☠️🦜☠️

[@ZanfishYT]

The mod I’m working on is likely staying in 1.16.5 and I won’t be porting it if they make this change

[@severinghams]

make a mod loader that has support for mixins, for Beta 1.7.3. Boom. Hardest thing about installing mods to older versions of Minecraft is the fact that some mods both modify the same files. So, write a universal API for it all. WorldRenderer API, GUI renderer API, Inventory/Container API, Audio API, Block API, Item API, Block & Item tag API, World Interaction API, Entity API, etc. A general point on making mods though, if you're gonna use lots of vanilla materials in recipes, PLEASE put those recipes in a dedicated crafting block, or a crafting block that cannot have duplicate/conflicting recipes by nature; an unambiguous output crafting block, such as the stonecutter.

[@CreeperTheLord]

like an animal that doesnt do anything interesting, a new piece of wood, a new biome, and for bedrock players, 15 sponsored DLCs with animation studios

[@MajorTomFisher]

I can only speak for Java Edition here: Sure, modding has allowed people to exploit the game more effectively. But modding has also allowed us to create better anti-cheats and patch out exploits faster than Mojang does. You have to have an extremely superficial view of the modding community to think it's just about adding Lucky Blocks and the Aether dimension.

[@awesome-dp1oo]

Optifine alone has done more for minecraft than any official updates.

[@malick9549]

Yeah, also as many other pointed out some mod features even made it into Minecraft, like Horses, Pistons and even something related to how terrain generates/renders(I don't remember exactly what it was).

[@FunAngelo2005]

Yeah

[@wilddemur9796]

​@@awesome-dp1oo sodium/iris* but yea

[@user-bt8xr5si9y]

@@wilddemur9796 Optifine arguably did a lot, especially when it first released. It is now surpassed by sodium/iris and I personally switched to those aswell since they are just better but if it wasn't for optifine who knows if they would even exist the way they do. Gotta give optifine credit here.

[@RealKinetics]

No Mods = No Minecraft. Minecraft would NEVER Succeed without the community and the community’s creativity.

[@EmptyCoso]

indeed, some of the mojang members were also modders before being mojang developpers

[@RealKinetics]

@@EmptyCoso wow I never know that, thx for the heads up.

[@aghilanmuralikrishnan1416]

This is probably due to the revolution saying oh its easy modding

[@Pink0face]

@@RealKineticshorses and pistons were originally mods!

[@RealKinetics]

@@Pink0face wait fr?? Wow.

[@DanMyth1206]

Once minecraft bans all modding, it's gonna drop in popularity DRAMATICALLY. Once this happens I'm not playing it anymore

[@RENO_K]

Fucking proxy chat Fucking optifine Fucking mods to manage servers Etc2 Etc2 Etc2 Mods are what makes the games actually playable, When they ban modding Good fucking luck

[@nelind3]

As a java modder I think this whole thing also shows what looks like an absolute disconnect between the java and bedrock dev teams. 5 years ago in 2019 mojang made the incredible decision to release official mappings for each version of the java edition game. Before this every java modder was using community made mappings but as of now forge has switched over to using mojmap as their official mappings and while fabric is still on yarn at compile time for license reasons mojmap has still been one of the greater things to happen to java modding in recent memory imo. Now 5 years later bedrock edition is essentially doing the exact opposite?? Taking away the official symbols table. The disconnect is crazy to me. All i can hope is that the monumental efforts behind mcp, yarn and the other java community mappings can give a bit of hope for bedrock devs that community made symbols tables could be viable option!

[@TheBeaz3]

I love spending $40 on a game and then being forced to make multiple $10 purchases for add-ons that have superior versions offered up for free

[@return_h3669]

40$? I thought minecraft cost 30$ (15$ rn because anniversary)

[@Nyfaria]

@@return_h3669 Correct, it's never been $40

[@horse14t]

@@return_h3669 Price can vary depending on what country you're in. In Canada the normal price of Minecraft is $40.

[@TheBeaz3]

@@return_h3669 idk what it costs. I assumed it cost the same as legends

[@return_h3669]

@@TheBeaz3 the deluxe edition cost 40$ (20$ rn because anniversary)

[@smpark12]

“Create a problem and sell the solution” ahh update

[@TheMatsushitaMan]

Say "ahh" for the dentist

[@BonziBUDDY]

@@TheMatsushitaMan "say ahh for the dentist" ahh response

[@Imclinicallyobese]

Say ahh for the gawk gawk

[@134B]

AHHHHHHHHH im comîng

[@Scarde0]

​@@134B😩😩😩

[@josephmontanaro2350]

It's insane to think they would bite the hand that feeds them, mods made this game and removing them will destroy it, this is greed beyond belief

[@Tasorius]

A stupid form of greed that makes them think that pissing off the community will give them more money somehow...

[@guillermoelnino]

What do they care? their target audience are babies that have no ability to mod the game anyway. It's an old game.

[@Highlander_Bones]

If modding is removed for java I will probably never play Minecraft again

[@joshallen128]

Can't really Java is just in time interpreter it's partially compiled it's the reason why you can open jar files in WinRAR.

[@joshallen128]

Mine test

[@aug7952]

Its fine for them since you already bought it :D

[@guillermoelnino]

they don't care. they still got y ou r money.

[@joshallen128]

@@guillermoelnino but you still have a license i mean they havent revoked it, so you can still do modding on java

[@thewintersgem7341]

good ol greedy microsoft, soon enough we are going to need to buy the different dimensions separate as a DLC

[@version1.27]

We gotta buy a subscription for each biome now bro 💀

[@Azillia]

Thats very unlikely, the game will still get free updates

[@thewintersgem7341]

@@Azillia i am just crapping on microsofts crummy works

[@raspyy259]

that's a thing in Minecraft dungeons... the dimensions are a dlc...

[@eggedsalad]

BOY i hope no monkey paws are curling right now

[@blademasterzero]

Honestly I’d be down to fund an anti Microsoft protest before I’d even consider spending money for a mod

[@sjfs231]

same

[@GreenlandballNP]

I'd literally pay for pet simulator 99 than to pay for mods

[@cataclysmi]

@@GreenlandballNP i'd take like 0.0004% more chance to get "mythical" pets in a game i never play over paid mods any day

[@GreenlandballNP]

@@cataclysmi frrrr

[@shadowhuntergaming5499]

I would adopt a child rather than paying for Minecraft mods

[@WillowLackett]

The removal of mods for MCJE would be the deathknell of the franchise as a whole.

[@justsomecommentchannel8602]

@@UberFoX how exatly do you think people not playing minecraft would make microsoft of all companies submit ?

[@worldspam5682]

@@justsomecommentchannel8602 by not buying shit

[@justsomecommentchannel8602]

@@worldspam5682 you already bought the game though lmao, doesn't matter if you aren't playing it

[@worldspam5682]

@@justsomecommentchannel8602 if you don't know, which seems to be the thing here, games are not meant to be sold once and be forgotten by the world. They do updates to boost sales. If new sales would stop, the game will die.

[@justsomecommentchannel8602]

@@worldspam5682 you seem to assume that the boycott will last that long. you also seem to assume that microsoft does not have the resources to literally ignore the boycott if they want. besides that, boycotts are just an empty protest at this point. the sales they'll lose will most likely be marginal.

[@UnkownWonders]

This is the first time I even heard there was a modding scene for bedrock

[@vicator]

mc bedrock has had modding (or add-on making) capabilities for years, it really annoys me when java only players boast about being the only ones to be able to have mods even though we clearly have been able to do so for a long time. Only disadvantage is that the capabilities are quite limited, but recently they've been adding lots of features to add-on making in bedrock to the point where there are add-ons better than java mods coming out. If mojang had given bedrock addon makers complete freedom in add-on making like in java, it probably would have far surpassed java modding a long time ago since c# is much easier to work with and that the community is much much bigger than java due to more device availability.

[@worldspam5682]

@@vicator cope and seethe, paragraph writer

[@hellishthehellrellish5672]

​@@worldspam5682You mean a normal writer you lobotomite?

[@justashitposter9372]

​@@worldspam5682L take

[@ZarHakkar]

They got tired of modders showing how easy it would be to add all three mob vote mobs.

[@julianhernandez5732]

Probably true.

[@ThatGuyRNA]

@@julianhernandez5732absolutely not true

[@MidvightMirage]

​@@ThatGuyRNA absolutely mojang and or microsoft stan

[@Mark-xk3hh]

@@MidvightMirageNo it's definitely not true, like think realistically for a second. It's just microsoft being greedy and nothing else lol

[@MidvightMirage]

@@Mark-xk3hh actually yea that makes more sense lol

[@HypeXesk]

The moment Minecraft loses modding, it loses it's community, no community, no Minecraft, then everyone goes to minetest

[@babygaga821]

or they go to older versions (mojang would prob get rid of the older version launcher or make modding in there impossible somehow)

[@dorklymorkly3290]

or to vintage story. but that's probably not casual enough. (not to say that all minecraft players are casual, but noone who plays vintage story can just casually coast around... outside of creative and all that, anyway)

[@nicholascine]

@@babygaga821 BetaCraft and MultiMC are our saviors…

[@StuffandThings_]

Yeah for real, I already jumped ship years ago to Vintage Story and haven't touched MC in quite some time, for me the forced account migration and ditching C418 were kind of the writing on the wall that it was slipping down the corporate slope. I imagine others will jump ship too. Minetest, Vintage Story, and even some fascinating new voxel projects like Lay of the Land are far more promising alternatives at this rate.

[@manicmarauder]

@@nicholascine Even there you have to log in. M$ will break their ability to log in eventually, then DCMA their sites when they publish work arounds. SO, make very, very sure you have a backup of the old versions that allow offline mode.

[@panzerkampfwagenviiifromspace]

i swear to god if microsoft removes modding before i can get a good enough PC to play all the mods im going to kms

[@Gatrehs]

You can still play modded 1.0 Java Minecraft. Nothing changed. If modding for Java disappears in future versions the community will collectively use the last version where modding was possible. Backporting any new updates to that version. This is something you can't do on Bedrock which is why it's such a big deal. Not to mention 1.8.9? I don't remember anymore, the one before the change in combat and 1.12.2 are extremely huge for the modding scene.

[@panzerkampfwagenviiifromspace]

@@Gatrehs true

[@Tasorius]

It's more useful to unalive some Microsoft executives...

[@Streambackup-tg9id]

Just play older version

[@reyariass]

I literally got an ad at the start of this video from Minecraft Marketplace add-on lol

[@SemIdeiaDeNome4]

i don't think it's Mojang who's doing this, it's Microsoft who hates customization and prioritizes money above EVERY SINGLE THING, meanwhile Mojang is forced to follow Microsoft on a leash

[@Aphelia.]

Mojang Studios has two headquarters, Stockholm, Sweden and Redmond (WA), US. the studio based in the US is mainly working on Bedrock. fyi

[@FantasmaNaranja]

lets be honest some of the devs like jeb are famous enough that they could complain without any risk to their own employment

[@angelquefirestar]

So Microsoft is basically a dictatorship

[@J0vile]

The executives at Mojang were helpless when offered money by Microsoft. There was no way they had any choice. Mojang is just as guilty, they knew who they were selling out to. Don't try and pretend that Microsoft bought them without their consent.

[@SemIdeiaDeNome4]

@@J0vile could you give me some full details? i always thought it was Notch who sold it because he didn't want to lead a big game studio and just wanted to make fun games as a hobby

[@ThirdWatcherMusic]

Ironically, this will actually make the hacking problem worse since servers won't be able to have anticheats anymore

[@pohodovejrybar5918]

anticheat for what? bedrock lags so much that hacking isnt even possible (i was helping my friend test some addons on his server, I was in the end and he was in nether and when i teleported to him, i wasnt able to do anything (interact with mobs, build, destroy,... when i rejoined, i was back in the end)

[@CrystallineFoxCF]

@@pohodovejrybar5918 Bedrock runs off of CPU, so, if you have a good CPU, or, even better, the server box has a really good CPU system, then hacking is possible, a server is usually referring to big servers, not multiplayer worlds

[@Harudodo]

@@pohodovejrybar5918 That sounds like a problem with your computer or device tbh, I’ve played on bedrock servers with friends before and had no lag issues.

[@nanifff]

​@pohodovejrybar5918 the issue is with the server not the minecraft it may be a free server with a reallly bad specs

[@brunch.]

@@pohodovejrybar5918you are completely wrong

[@MikeTheDead]

Mod devs should work together to make a true open source java clone in c and make it like gmod with easy oneclick mod support that syncs with players joining

[@joshallen128]

Mine test net

[@user-gb6sz3ve4f]

Thank you!!! As an owner of the MCBE server that uses BDSX as modded software, I was really hoping that someone will draw attention to this problem.

[@jyookada]

Didn't mojang get the idea to add pistons from a mod?

[@brainbomb.]

Damn they're that unoriginal?

[@jyookada]

@@brainbomb. Probably

[@squidthesquid1233]

@@jyookada thats mojang not microsoft

[@jozsef98]

Add Mo' Creatures to the list, along with plenty others

[@MichaelPTTU]

​@@jozsef98 Not related to what you're saying but Mo' Creatures is my cousin’s favorite mod

[@TheCounterspell]

Microsoft try not to milk marketplace for money challenge: level impossible

[@founded5762]

Should be better if bedrock creators make the add-ons texture packs or others free

[@Azillia]

They did spend 2.5 billion $ for the game so

[@AdvancedGamer-]

@@Azilliathey made it back probably quickly after.

[@AdvancedGamer-]

@@Azilliaand if they didn’t make it back quickly after then it made it back by at least 1.16

[@Felipe-rn1gf]

​​@@founded5762bedrock's best-known addons/textures are in mcpedl

[@ThatCannibalisticDrone]

*See's title: Panik* *Find out it's only for Bedrock edition: Kalm*

[@nebulaxz6929]

Bedrock players seeing title: *Panik*

[@thundabolt7867]

​@@nebulaxz6929non windows 10 bedrock players: unaffected ftmp

[@Leo-the_cat-and_blai]

me who play both: PANIK😰

[@pico1136]

For now.

[@CreeperTheLord]

Bedrock players seeing this comment: suffer like a sigma

[@jemmathistthegreat7749]

Mojang never wanted bedrock to have modding support but they’ve always excepted it for Java, one of the main developers for caves and cliffs (and onwards) is the guy who made aether mod

[@jer1776]

Minecraft banning mods is like The Sims removing character creation..

[@Lanay_]

don't give them any ideas

[@starryskies113]

@@Lanay_ya

[@Countryballanimations-hl1zm]

they would make behind a pay wall before they remove it

[@freezerounds]

You say that like the Sims isn't borderline unplayable without mods/custom content itself.

[@freezerounds]

@@UberFoX ??? weirdo

[@l9m241]

"They all suck dude. They all freaking suck." -Thor, regarding why AAA studios are all shooting themselves in the foot this year.

[@racingraptor4758]

Many of those studios did not aimed for the foot but for the head. And they got what they wanted.

[@the_ecips9692]

@@racingraptor4758 Including a sh.tton of money. They don't care. And it's sad.

[@racingraptor4758]

@@the_ecips9692 i know. They ruined their franchises, made the old studios close yet they got paraschutes made out of milions of $ so they fall would not hurt. Its sad that entertaiment industry is literally destroying itself cause its more proffitable short term...

[@Kimtraviated]

@@racingraptor4758I thought Minecraft were originally to be indie but now it is single “a” game

[@skycooks2639]

@@Kimtraviated they weren't indi a while ago....mojang should never sold to microsoft if they wanted to sell....sell to sega

[@Hati_0x]

I doubt this will stop modding on bedrock. It will slow down modding yeah sure, but people can just reverse engineer the game and make their own mappings based on function signatures. Many games are modded like this today and the hacking communities are experts at this. Since we already have function names and mapping of previous version this will be very easy to get up and running. The only issue will be when they add new functions in later versions of minecraft, but those can be reverse engineered as well and mapped with time. As for the java edition this wont stop anything. You can decompile java and that's how modding in minecraft started in the first place. The modding community for java already have their own mappings made via forge or fabric/quilt.

[@yeetboiwhatyesplease2095]

If this goes on as a permanent change, I don’t personally see bedrock edition surviving much more than 2025.

[@DimitrisRem]

The exact minute mojang removes modding on java, the game will be no more.

[@itap8880]

As a matter of fact, quite literally.

[@Casual-Yohoho-Enjoyer]

Good luck with that, we were the ones who added it in the first place. They can't remove what they haven't actually added, even if they try we'll add it right back in

[@SPoBodos]

Nah

[@LightningVUXxq]

If you people stop playing because you can't mod, you were never Minecraft fans to begin with. It's the truth.

[@Casual-Yohoho-Enjoyer]

@@LightningVUXxq Stop gatekeeping, grow up

[@lacijuhos7613]

I wonder if it's a coincidence that this is a few weeks after they announced paid mods for Minecraft

[@AlastorFan5900]

i dont even need to wonder. its not.

[@Bloomkyaaa]

Imagine paying for something people have been making FOR FREE for YEARS for the community without ASKING FOR ANY FORM OF PAYMENT.

[@_YashSawant]

Those are Add-ons and not Mods, they can only be applied to Server Side, Mods are Universal and more Powerful

[@crimsonclaw6337]

​@@Bloomkyaaa well they also Arent technically allowed to profit of them anyway if i remember correctly

[@AlastorFan5900]

@@_YashSawant after they added worse mods. the point stands.

[@Hollowz_YT]

"Minecraft modding is getting removed..." "OMG WAIT THIS CANT BE NOOO-" "for bedrock" "oh ok cool"

[@miskatolonen]

I dont really think its cool tho.

[@Hollowz_YT]

rip for bedrock players i feel bad they always get the worst updates and glitches

[@QualityChaos99]

As someone who’s mostly played bedrock and only RECENTLY played Java, this is still upsetting especially since bedrock is 1) God awful, 2) can’t even use the marketplace or custom skins without wifi, which I don’t have since I live in the middle of nowhere, and 3) because it’s more upsetting knowing how trashed bedrock is especially after having spent around half of my life was spent on the Xbox 360 version which updates got cut short so, yeah, suffice it to say I’m pretty ticked about this

[@FlameBrain1]

FIRST THE MOB VOTE, NOW MODDING?! BOYCOTT!

[@dcgp4649]

Watch the moment they cut mods out, is the moment Minecraft just stop.

[@Volvary]

The death of Minecraft, pretty quickly

[@starleigh6680]

The vast majority of Minecraft players are kids who have never played a mod in their life. Minecraft won’t die, you’re just the vocal minority.

[@dcgp4649]

@@starleigh6680 "The vast majority of minecraft players are kids who never played a mod" Yeah, sure. Curseforge? Never heard of him. Thousands of videos of modded minecraft? Nah, didn't knew about until you mentioned it. "The vast majority"

[@followerofteaandspice1815]

@@starleigh6680 like 90% of minecraft content anywhere you look is modded??? the rest is either factions or parkour ,,, from 2012.

[@XboxOriginal1321]

@starleigh6680 the vast majority of players will get bored with the vanilla game as fast as I did, and want to mod. Once they remove that option they will just switch games when they get bored, killing the game.. the only reason to remove mods is because it's not making Microsoft money

[@HL65536]

ah yes, security by obscurity. The thing they tell you first day in information security class NOT to do...

[@Akronymus_]

Technically, they tell you not to only do that

[@manoflead643]

It's never your security. It's the security of their profits.Stuff about it isn't aimed at us, it's aimed at shareholders - at best, it's lower risk of eating a fine for vomiting their databases all over the internet.

[@ceshmate1953]

they wanne sell you mods like bethesda is trying to do.

[@ChrisWijtmans]

bs, obscurity is the first part of security. Like a password, encryption, port sequences etc. are ALL obscurity.

[@Strawberrykatgenral]

Same thing as what sonny did with fallout 4…

[@The_Untitled]

If you somehow stopped it from updating on your pc could you save it from mods being removed?

[@CroatianComplains]

Minecraft never tweeted "Modding will no longer be possible in 1.21 soon" why clickbait like this. it's kinda frustrating how titles and thumbnails are misleading us to click on them sometimes.

[@b14922]

That’s because they did tweet that. Stop spreading misinformation.

[@hebinsayami6766]

​@@b14922when? Can u send me that?

[@Narwhal12]

Yeah tbh, a lot of yoy tubers just do casual clickbait and the worst part is I’m so used to it I wasn’t even bothered by it until it gets called out

[@Narwhal12]

@@b14922I don’t think they did

[@ThePandaOliver]

Everyone, java edition was literally released without any mappings for mod developers back in the day. What the java modding community did was make their own mappings and the fabric team are still making the yarn mappings today even though we have the official mappings now, and the bedrock modding community can do the same. If mojang decided to stop providing java with the mappings then people would just switch to yarn and continue from there.

[@ThePandaOliver]

what i was trying to say is, the bedrock modding community has the old mappings, they can use that and make new mappings for functions, classes and variables add in future versions.

[@ElodieHeuer]

@@ThePandaOliver PDB files for older versions are mostly useless for newer versions due to the locations in the binary changing when they modify the code

[@realzguardian]

What you don't understand is that Java is very easy to decompile but since bedrock is written in C++ without debug symbols it's impossible to decompile

[@phyrobytee]

@@realzguardian Decompiling c++ is like converting water to wine. Doesn’t work

[@somename9880]

@@realzguardian C++ is not 'decompileable' with or without debugsymbols. You can generate some pseudocode, but you also can do that without the pdb's. The real catch is that your generated pseudocode can vary from build to build, the address (where in your server-executable) your specific functions is stored, will shift with each build and so on. If you have the PDB's you know the names of all available functions; their address; depending on the pdb sometimes even more. Without them, you have to reverse all of this by hand, and basically take a educated guess on what you are currently looking at - that's nothing new btw and basically a given when ever someone creates a cheat for some Game using c++. They could use pattern matching like every good cheat (and even could generate their base patterns with the old pdb's), but the update process will be a chore and absolutely not worth it, especially once we talk about new features.

[@alias8053]

i dont think their feet can take more bullets than this

[@Sinistar1983]

What feet are you talking about. All I see are nubs at this point.

[@blastbot7339]

Honestly with how people defend them, they'll never run out of spots to fire at

[@MrBrineplays_]

They're shooting their legs now, then they're going for the arms and hands next, then chest, then lastly, head. Still a lot of bullets to go through

[@Paradox_Incognito]

Swiss cheese can only have so many holes before there isn't any cheese left LOL

[@Nate-nw3bt]

As a long time bedrock player, this is extremely frustrating. Most of my worlds are unplayable now. I have even considered quitting the game for good. Over the years I have had great memories with Minecraft and without mods it's not the same. Big corporations don't even consider the fan base and players. Mojang and Microsoft are money hungry. 😢

[@bluein_]

That interact cut-in felt heartless, cutting into your personal request right after a serious conversation about people effectively losing their job.

[@rahavmahesh]

This is like a prosthetics company cutting peoples legs off

[@masterofdoots5965]

Yeah

[@n7x]

then instead of selling them prosthetic legs, they sell them simple wooden pegs

[@masterofdoots5965]

@@n7x For a higher price

[@3days_left]

They already do

[@Strawberrykatgenral]

Real

[@thechosenjuan7920]

As a java player I had no idea bedrock edition had mods until right now.

[@Afrognamedbilly]

How?

[@natebit8130]

​@@Afrognamedbilly I guess it's because we don't play bedrock.

[@Sino_Is_Cool]

We've been telling you guys for years but i guess no one cared enough to listen cus there worshiping java (no offense to y'all)

[@Weirdtvgirl]

​@@Sino_Is_Cool fr

[@lekevire]

@@natebit8130 That's like saying you never went to Germany so you didn't know they speak German

[@floriankratzer3653]

What if you already have non marketplace add-ons. ?

[@KewIsIncrediblyTired]

if something like that happens on the Java edition, just don't play on the new versions... that should work, right?

[@joshallen128]

Authentication server would not let that happen

[@KewIsIncrediblyTired]

@@joshallen128 ehh piracy then

[@AndromedasCartoon]

Another thing about Java modding is that Mojang would likely have to fundamentally change a LOT of stuff about the code since, unlike Bedrock, Java's modloaders are external. Another thing to consider as to why stopping Java modding is literally impossible is because most launchers, including the first party launcher, allow you to change what version you're playing. They're getting rid of Java modding in 1.24? Play on 1.23! They cannot retroactively change the code of a prior version. It's also why 1.2.5 and earlier can be fully played with a demo license, the demo didn't even exist until 1.3, so the game just defaults to the full version. Point is, Java modding is going to be exponentially harder to stop than Bedrock modding, due both to external modloaders being the norm and the version archive being much easier to access.

[@WackoMcGoose]

Interestingly enough, _the nature of the Java programming language itself_ is the true reason Mojang Redmond (not to be confused with Mojang Sweden, the _actual_ devs of Java Edition) _will not and will never be able to_ stop Java modding. Java itself is (compared to C++ at least) dead simple to decompile and reverse-engineer, even without mappings (which didn't exist for, what, the entire first _decade_ of the game? yet modding's been going on since early Beta!). Sure, you've got obfuscated names, but modders have _always_ been able to look at previously "solved" versions of the game code, go "okay, it looks like this function has the same code flow as this other one, so the name is probably this other one", eventually solving it like a giant crossword puzzle. _In theory_ the same can be done with Bedrock Edition, but I'm not entirely sure about that... Decompiling "raw" C++ is obviously possible (hell, look at all the Nintendo 64 projects popping up), but it's not like Java where your decomp is guaranteed to byte-for-byte recompile as-is into the same functionality, you have to "massage" the C++ code back into something that is recompileable, whether you make the names human-readable or not. Current MCBE modding likely depends on that symbol file to guide the decompiler to "do it right the first time", so without it, modders will have to go through the code-massaging process manually before they can start working on actually changing the game code... An _obstacle,_ not a _hard blocker._

[@Cubeenjoyer]

People will stop updating the game on Java version. I already don't really see the point in new versions of the game after 1.18.2, I can say that even after 1.16.5. All the player community and the modding community will simply remain on the old versions and Mojang will not be able to do anything about it, but only destroy its reputation.

[@mr.p215]

question? Couldn't microsoft/Mojang just remove the option to return to previous versions? Or can't they just replace the java version that gets downloaded when selecting for example "1.8.9" with one that has been changed later, like still 1.8.9 code, but has been fitted with the anti mod tools?

[@anoukk_]

@@mr.p215 they could probably make it harder to host servers with older versions and modded versions but going back and changing the code of older versions to stop modding will likely not work and just cost time and money to do something so pointless to them.

[@itap8880]

@@WackoMcGoose But if you're decompiling a code that has yet to be compiled is that still decompiling?

[@Wraith0x1]

I own one of the largest non-featured bedrock edition servers "Zeqa Network", this change is extremely limiting our server because these symbols are CRUCIAL to update our server software. If this update actually goes through, the future for our server is uncertain. Mojang has made it clear to us that they don't care about non-featured servers as they don't gain from them. My server averages 400 players on most days, once peaking at 830 concurrent players. We have over 850,000 registered players who might have to resort to only playing featured servers.

[@ItzOrangeyYT]

Ay I've played on your server before!

[@forest_895]

What is the server’s IP?

[@Icynutella]

Shut up wraith 🤫🧏‍♂️

[@calabemccool]

@@Icynutelladid you comment this while streaming

[@omegagaming609]

​@@forest_895Zeqa.net

[@TBNAfrangsYT]

I remember being able to cheat in a Minecraft server, like the Hive, using an addon that showed all hitboxes of players & other things. I never got kicked or banned, because no one could tell I was cheating…mainly because there were too many hitboxes to tell what was a player and what was not.

[@dalejedrickmaligaya911]

Being able to see hitboxes IS NOT a cheat

[@TBNAfrangsYT]

@@dalejedrickmaligaya911 Interesting. The more you know.

[@justsomecommentchannel8602]

isn't there literally an F3 option to show hitboxes lmao

[@_Kamura_]

I got a minecraft ad before this lol

[@toasty9670]

mojang trying to stop those people who claim they “coded a minecraft update in 7 days” or whatever with a mod like they did NOT let that slide

[@hagangray8006]

Yeah, I’m sure Minecraft doesn’t like that kind of publicity lol. But also I’m pretty sure those videos are usually Java mods anyway…

[@Tyrian3k]

Well, maybe an exaggerated example, but Mojang's development of Minecraft is horribly slow for what they're actually making with close to 200 developers on board.

[@iwiffitthitotonacc4673]

​@@Tyrian3k It takes time to figure how to make new features slightly less useful (copper bulbs)

[@Jakkilip]

​@@hagangray8006 they don't care about those vids

[@pnksounds]

@@Tyrian3k spaghetti code + years of adding sauce ontop

[@Silver_skill]

Few thank God, the title scared me, imagine Minecraft Java without mods that is just a nightmare.

[@AshnSilvercorp]

I could see them blacklisting certain mods...

[@origamifolder2255]

​@@AshnSilvercorp *cough* *cough* Jenny *cough*

[@AdvancedGamer-]

@@AshnSilvercorpthat’s fair though it’s a 10+ game

[@AdvancedGamer-]

@@origamifolder2255💀

[@gabrielchastain6091]

@@AdvancedGamer- no its not fair because kids arnt the only ones that play this game and for alot of mods like violence and gun mods even children enjoy those, and as for the jenny mod that is for the adults so doing anything to any mod is a threat to other mods because once they get away with one regardless of content they will start pushing their luck to remove other mods they dont like

[@legendary_gsword]

even if mods get removed ill still hate the fact the mob vote was rigged

[@DatRandomInternetDude]

I don’t think people realize that absolutely nobody cares about Bedrock Players and how we feel, that’s why there’s micro transactions in Minecraft BE in the first place. Bedrock mainly has a younger audience because they play Minecraft on their phones and iPads. They don’t know about all of these changes

[@United-States-Of-Americqa]

The moment modding is gone, is the moment I quit Minecraft, and I’m sure many others agree.

[@JuanPiece.]

I don't. It's probably because your an ameritard

[@justsomecommentchannel8602]

modding will never be gone considering that old version exist

[@JuanPiece.]

Why? Because you're an Ameritard?

[@semajniomet981]

@@justsomecommentchannel8602 Bedrock doesn't allow going back a version like Java does, so modding will soon be dead on Bedrock, sadly.

[@justsomecommentchannel8602]

​@@semajniomet981 i was talking about minecraft in general, not just bedrock

[@MrHamlus]

Lets not forget that minecraft have modders items in the game, like Pistons, Horses, Endermen and so many more

[@sassanhu]

Agreed.. almost everything new comes from mods... the horses one even with help of the original mod creator.., so many thing grabbed from mods

[@liamaincraft7614]

they're only removing for bedrock.

[@Paradox_Incognito]

​@liamaincraft7614 maybe so, but that doesn't mean they won't go further. Plus, those items modders made and were officially added are still in bedrock too

[@TheOriginalManTrust]

​@@liamaincraft7614for now.

[@liamaincraft7614]

@@Paradox_Incognito Java modders will easily find loopholes or even pirate the game. There's a reason pc users say pcs are better

[@ma.c.k]

maybe this is how minecraft will go out

[@iqramarrahmancandra8834]

Maybe "live long enough and see yourself become a villain" Is truly something

[@silis4645]

Take away ppl ability to mod while simultaneously charging those same ppl for your own? Genius mojang surely no one will catch on....

[@silis4645]

Like when it comes to this situation I get if mojang really had issue with security and that's why they made this change but hear me out. YES hacks are a problem And making this change helps that issue but what r you trading? What effects ppl more negatively mojang? The rare hacker in a server that might make your one server hard or impossible to play? Or EVRRYONE every player, every mod maker getting screwed over this change? Hackers negatively effected a much smaller portion of ppl then taking away modding rights from everyone on bedrock and forcing them to pay out for the same experience they could have gotten for free? The trade off is not worth it no matter how you look at it or try to frame it. This is y I truly believe this was not a move done to stop hackers but to force ppl to open their wallets and this is their cope out justification.

[@version1.27]

Revolt again boys

[@version1.27]

​@@silis4645i aint reading all that

[@Azillia]

​@@version1.27someone didnt read in ELA

[@silis4645]

@version1.27 ok? Like what am I suppose to do with that information 🤔

[@sorenskousen7468]

I mean, at least this means modders will finally be able to settle on a version Edit: This doesn't really apply to bedrock edition

[@gabrielv.4358]

1.16 Forever!!!!

[@shinycat1232]

​@@gabrielv.4358facts until tensura reincarnated

[@Numerosity]

That doesn't really apply here. It's much more difficult to change Minecraft Bedrock versions, as the game auto updates.

[@sorenskousen7468]

@@Numerosity I made this comment under a minute after this video came out

[@SolarAutumn]

I think they meant version as in update​@@Numerosity

[@-KatVids-]

Man, this really sucks for all of the mobile players who can’t really play on a computer

[@NullableIsLive]

They are also working on improving addons so for example instead of having to use a set of preset features in your addon you can add your own custom components(yes ik very creative name on their part) making stuff that was previously impossible for addons possible

[@lightning_11]

At this point, I've become so dependant on performance mods like Sodium, Lithium Starlight, Bobby, Invidium, Ready Fast, Modern Fix, Sodium Extra, Resse's Sodium Options, Krypton, EntityCulling, Memory Leak Fix, Enahnced Block Entities... In order for me to be able to play vanilla, Mojang would have to compete with all that, and I simply don't see it happenning.

[@darthplagueisthewise8528]

Achievement get - how did we get here? Have every potato pc mod enabled at once

[@Blaster1360]

@@darthplagueisthewise8528 Java Edition is known for being notoriously unoptimized. I can run GTA V on high graphics with practically no lag yet if I play vanilla unmodded Minecraft, my framerate tanks to 15-20 FPS.

[@garvgupta3567]

@@Blaster1360 Agreed, I can run way bigger games (in graphics and loading things) but Vanilla Java is too laggy

[@EldiniTheGenie]

@@Blaster1360 thats the consequence of running a game on a coding language made to be used in a fucking FedEx office space

[@Bloxxify1]

@@EldiniTheGenieis the FedEx part actually real? I need to hear about that lmfao

[@Deathwarrior115]

So instead of adding actual mod workshop they just kill real mods …

[@vasianduban9995]

Mods are free and that is the problem for them lol

[@nathanpfirman625]

You didn’t watch the video did you…

[@jondusky3758]

Mojang really doesn't realize that if they're going to remove mpdding, not only are they losing their fanbase, but the expectation for updates are going to be enormously higher even If they step up their game

[@VALKOU-X]

For my 10 years of playing Minecraft I've never in my life heard someone say "Modded Minecraft is being discontinued" makes me sad like, I love Minecraft for the sake of everything but hearing somebody say modding is being discontinued is a double red flag like, if they do remove modding I'M QUITTING MINECRAFT PERIODLY

[@lightning_11]

It's a good thing the Fabric developers just strait up invented their own mappings and don't even use the Mjoang ones anyone!

[@nojnis]

microsoft kinda forgot that people were using modding for bedrock edition to prevent hackers

[@XboxOriginal1321]

Exactly, another reason nobody will play

[@Hearto6636]

They didn't forget. They just don't care.

[@Klayperson]

Microsoft and/or mojang giving free advertising to Minetest is something I didn't expect to see

[@JustJonFr]

the unloaded chunk in the server in that b roll is literally so real bruh

[@angeloid_]

As a hack developer, this affects me a lot less than modders. We WILL find ways around whatever is changed, since to us finding any way to gain an advantage is like a complex puzzle where completing it means game advantages. To regular modders however, all this means is that modding is MUCH harder, and not worth doing in the first place. To them, instead of being a "puzzle", this becomes "absurd"- Especially since they tend to need to use a LOT more of minecraft's functions for their changes to work, while hackdev is almost exclusively sending/reading packets, and overlaying graphics.

[@randomdude4959]

"as a hack developer" 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@zepos]

""as a hack developer"🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓"🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@specsamhain_909]

Hey, maybe as an idea, help those by making it easier to mod Bedrock again, become a Robin Hood

[@snazzy1050]

So in other words, anticheats will also be harder to develop. Well played, Microsoft!

[@VOID_4487]

​@@randomdude4959tell me you don't have braincells without telling me you don't have braincells

[@taureon_]

i like how microsoft just tries to make modding harder instead of just patching the stupid netcode and interpolation that makes these insane flyhacks even possible

[@CXCubeHD]

You cannot expect anything from Mojang / Microsoft. They didn't even completely patch the performance bottlenecks they created in 1.16

[@64bit24]

I honestly find it funny how mod creators (both Bedrock and Java) pump out more updates to their mods in a month than Mojang does in a year

[@kerianhalcyon2769]

Honestly my hope is that this will spur indie devs to make good Minecraft clones again. They used to be more widespread but obviously didn't do well either because they were too niche (Starmade), incomplete (Rising World), or ultimately weren't different enough (Minetest). So far the only decent clone that exists that I'm aware of is Vintage Story, and it's nowhere near popular likely due to it taking massive steps in complexity to its design. Minecraft's success is similar to the success of any Bethesda RPG - it's only popular because nobody's come up with something better yet.

[@bruh-it1or]

it’s bedrock only

[@kerianhalcyon2769]

@@bruh-it1or Doesn't matter if it's Bedrock only. Mojang's been notoriously anti-mod, even when Notch was still in charge. What starts with one version will inevitably carry over to the other.

[@JamieMieLi]

Mini world game is kinda good tbh...

[@km7dev]

To be fair, bedrock modders were lucky to even have a PDB - Look at Geode (Geometry Dash modding) - They had to reverse engineer the game to get modloading to work well

[@gyroninjamodder]

Mojang didn't release obfuscation mappings for over a decade. The golden age of minecraft mods was before Mojang released them.

[@arie1906]

Bedrock modders did the same reverse engineer, PDB is more like a cheat sheet that save time and cost. Ain't spending 2 whole years to decompile the whole game for one version...

[@Kwauhn.]

Isn't reverse engineering only effective when the updates start to stagnate though? Idk much about GD, but I'm assuming it's not constantly being updated. MC updates have no end in sight, so I don't see that being a viable rout for BE going forward...

[@SanekGamer007]

​@@Kwauhn. it does now. there was an update recently which killed modding for a few weeks

[@user-on2dt7dv8n]

I can't escape from gd...

[@WispOfSoul]

I never thought I'd see Mojang mess up this badly again, after the server terms issue...

[@dalgeubam]

Hey, did you know that in terms of male human and female Pokémon breeding, Vaporeon is the most compatible Pokémon for humans? Not only are they in the field egg group, which is mostly comprised of mammals, Vaporeon are an average of 3"03' tall and 63.9 pounds. this means they're large enough to be able to handle human dicks, and with their impressive Base stats for HP and access to Acid Armor, you can be rough with one. Due to their mostly water based biology, there's no doubt in my mind that an aroused Vaporeon would be incredibly wet, so wet that you could easily have sex with one for hours without getting sore. They can also learn the moves Attract, Baby-Doll eyes, Captivate, Charm and Tail Whip along with not having fur to hide nipples, so it'd be incredibly easy for one to get you in the mood. With their abilities Water Absorb and Hydration, they can easily recover from fatigue with enough water. No other Pokémon comes close with this level of compatibility. Also, fun fact, if you pull out enough, you can make your Vaporeon turn white. Vaporeon is literally built for human dick. Ungodly defense stat + high HP pool + Acid Armor means it can take cock all day, all shapes and sizes and still come for more.

[@tabularasa0606]

It's a part of Microsoft. It's what Microsoft does.

[@WispOfSoul]

@@tabularasa0606 you're right, but I feel like Mojang could of fought a bit harder to keep it, but then again, I don't know how hard they fought in the first place

[@garbagedataraccoon]

I don't believe for a second that the mappings were hidden for security reasons. People who make cheat clients will simply decompile the game and make new mappings on their own.

[@ultrapro8937]

If Microsoft removes modding from MC Java, I'm fucking done.

[@STICKOMEDIA]

The end is truly near... For Bedrock

[@founded5762]

No it's not it's only for modders 🤓

[@spiral-tm9uc]

@founded5762 shut your bitch ass up. more than 90% of the minecraft community have downloaded mods and made very good memories with them, get your nerd emoji comments outta here.

[@frankdudleyjr6003]

wea re good over here on java. Join us

[@Jacy-dx6dx]

​@@founded5762 you must be fun at parties- wait, you don't have friends.

[@Nqrii]

Chill he was being ironic obviously ​@@Jacy-dx6dx

[@roaringdino3000]

This reminds of when people were talking about Java getting deleted and Bedrock being the only version. It seemed like a joke at the time, but if they're starting to remove mods, one of the most important parts of the game... who knows?

[@crazycanyon3028]

I hope this isn’t going to be in full versions and is just some weird measure to stop people from leaking beta versions of updates or something but I doubt that

[@randomdude9630]

0:25 yes they are just greedy video done

[@DreagNohud]

Microsoft is adding that pressure I bet

[@dreamhollow]

It should be noted that when Microsoft makes a major, controversial change to their software that they usually throw around terms like "security fix" in order to deflate concerns. This has happened in the past with Windows updates that fundamentally altered how Windows worked for some users, even though it caused problems for developers and the debatable "fix" may not have been worth the changes in the first place. I'm mentioning this because I see them doing the exact same thing to Minecraft via Mojang: They will deliver a "fix" to Minecraft that disables the traditional methods for modding the game in favor of their "way" which will likely be some custom software or API they will try to charge modders to use- assuming that Microsoft allows modifications to MC ever again. Which they might, but it's possible it will be expensive. Microsoft as a company has been getting more greedy in recent years and it shows. The company is quickly losing all trust and people are still pretty burned by what happened to XBox.

[@Gatrehs]

I haven't even HEARD of what happened on xbox but just the shit they're doing with windows is insane, forcing ads into start menus, recall being essentially a hackers wet dream, eternally bigger hardware requirements meaning you buy a new pc which also includes a windows license in the purchase, constantly forcing you onto using edge to mention a few.

[@dreamhollow]

@@Gatrehs It's awful. I have a secondary system running Windows and a lot of the time I'm afraid to use it because it's just a liability.

[@HAVOC-ji3yv]

I had an entire conversation about this with Gemini because I internally exploded when Microsoft permanently cancelled our damn festival. What they’re essentially doing, is because they know that us older Players are starting to see through their bullshit, they hope to distract us with nostalgic updates down memory lane, and then gaslighting us when we complain about them destroying OUR game. They’re doing it to keep us preoccupied so that they can groom our more vulnerable children into being an entire generation of sole Microsoft consumers; pretty much secretly creating a monopoly through the gaming industry. That means: no more Google consumers, no more PlayStation consumers, no more Apple consumers. None of it.

[@Malxer]

Another L decision by Microslop and "We work once a year" Mojang

[@MidvightMirage]

Microslops ceo has a microsoft

[@pacomatic9833]

Considering the April Fools Updates and how absolutely gigantic they are makes me think that Mojang's not lazy, Microsoft is just restricting them a lot. That's why the April Fools Updates are so big: Microsoft knows it won't stay in the game permanently, so they allow Mojang to run wild.

[@casp512]

​@@pacomatic9833 It's not Microsoft, it's just normal game developing. There's a lot more that goes into these updates than just programming. They have to make sure that the features are balanced. Take the mace for example: It can't be too overpowered because then the game will be boring but it also can't be too weak because then nobody will use it. Then they also have to make sure that the features fit with the game. And the features have to be compatible with both Bedrock and Java because of parity. The reason the April fools updates are made so fast is because the developers don't have to take these things into consideration.

[@Random66860]

​​@@casp512 wdym balancing? "they need to check for bugs" game have enough bugs, bedrock version is completely impossible to play

[@casp512]

@@Random66860 I literally explained what I meant by that and provided an example in my original reply.

[@DragonfoxShadow]

As soon as they remove modding on java, no one ever will play new versions and will just play last version with mods And people will just mod new version's features into that version

[@user-yw3ic8qc1h]

I hope this'll only affect bedrock and never java

[@alexzandercampbell5468]

A good percentage of players can only play on bedrock and it affects them too, Minecraft is going down a bad path

[@AWE.X]

Yeah ​@@alexzandercampbell5468

[@thrackerzod6097]

This won't stop people from modding their game. But it WILL stop GOOD people from being interested in modding their game. Cheaters, and griefers on the otherhand will continue on like they do for every other title, and this will make it much harder to stop those particular individuals.

[@renkitten1]

really one of those "if you outlaw testicular torsion only the outlaws will have testicular torsion" moments.

[@mylastbreathisthatofstupid792]

I suddenly yearn for a city near a lake on another world.

[@korok2619]

100% this is litteraly the point of hacking, the challenge if you have hackers and helpers, and you make everything harder, you just have hackers.

[@eliescobis9922]

the fact that mojang is doing that towards modders when the same modders kept their game on life support during 1.12.2 era oh also reminder that Jappa and Felix officially had beef with mods on twatter, do with that info what you will

[@KyzerTheKalamity]

Please explain I’m curious

[@iwastherobloxianminecrafter]

Explain

[@eliescobis9922]

they made fun of modders who complained that source code was changed in 1.13 so they had troubles updating mods also the fact that mojang is now banning mods and all of that cool stuff

[@captainMony]

1st we lose beloved servers in Minecraft to time, now we lose everything else